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My Morning Jacket Live at Bonnaroo (That Tent) on 2006-06-16

by My Morning Jacket

Publication date: 2006-06-16 ( check for other copies)

Collection: MyMorningJacket

Band/Artist: My Morning Jacket

Item Size: 1.3G

Disc 1
Intro
Wordless Chorus
It Beats 4 U*
What A Wonderful Man
One Big Holiday
Older Guys#->
Head Held High@
Lowdown*
The Way That He Sings
Masterplan
At Dawn

Disc 3
Golden
Gideon*
Xmas Curtain
Dondante**
Dancefloors
Anytime
Mahgeetah
A Quick One$**

cd#3
Loving Cup%**
Attitude^**
Off The Record
Lay Low
The Dark
The Bear*
I Will Sing You Songs
Heartbreakin' Man
Evelyn Is Not Real**
It's About Twilight Now
It Makes No Difference
Phone Went West**
Run Thru

Notes

*With Andrew Bird
**KC Guetig on Percussion, Mike on guitar
#Flying Burrito Bros.
@Velvet Underground
$The Who, first time played
%Rolling Stones, first time played
^Misfits cover, first time played

Addeddate: 2006-07-24 12:47:13

Identifier: MMJ2006-06-16..4011s

Lineage: Luminous Monarchs->722@24/96.SD722 -> CD Wave (tracking) ->Wavelab 5(edit/dither/resample)-> FLAC

Run time: 3:13:54

Source: DPA(B&K) 4011s->Luminous Monarchs

Taped by: Mark Lynn(mark@ninebullets.org)

Transferred by: Mark Lynn(mark@ninebullets.org)

Type: sound

Venue: Bonnaroo (That Tent)

Year: 2006

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Reviewer: KHutch - - April 5, 2013
Subject: Another cover

Thanks for sharing this very nice recording of a great MMJ show, Mark. FYI, the song "It Makes No Difference" is a cover. The original was done by The Band, which seems to be an important influence of MMJ. I thought you and other listeners would want to know. Thanks again for posting this recording!

Reviewer: Crookedsmiles - - March 23, 2010
Subject: Hey now Levon

After having seen all of those groups more than a few times, I'd have to say that comparison is unfair and shows that you don't have a good ear for music. MMJ definitely has more content to their work (i.e. their songs focus more on melody and lyrical substance), but both Bisco and Umphrey's exhibit vastly superior musicianship. Their music tends to be far more complicated, and much, much, much more technically difficult. Essentially, they are two completely different styles. That being said, this show rocks. They better watch out with that Stones cover though, that thar is Phish territory!

Reviewer: mymorningpanic - - August 29, 2008
Subject: Def a must have!

Few bands deliver everytime they play. MMJ is one of those bands.

Reviewer: dutch618 - - October 10, 2006
Subject: Excellent show

Just wanted to add that "It Makes No Difference" is a song by the Band.

Reviewer: el chode - - September 29, 2006
Subject: you need this show

this was by far the most amazing show i've ever seen. aimless drifters from around the festival who didn't even like mmj seemed to gravitate towards the set just by hearing the music swell and the crowd go with it. plus they played nearly 2 hours past their set end time.

Reviewer: Wonderboymusic - - September 11, 2006
Subject: MMJ Best Show at Bonnaroo

This show was better than Radiohead. Radiohead is my all-time favorite band, and these dudes kicked the shit out of every other show I saw. Bright Eyes was good but mellow. Death Cab was more intense than I expected. Whomever decided to catch Umphrey's or the Rap jam instead of this is crazy.
Dondante was single-handedly the most intense shit I have ever seen live. Patrick Hallahan was beating the living shit out of the drums. That dude is crucial in pushing everything they do over the top.
Jim James might be the best frontman in rock right now as far as his voice goes. Scary good.
The Who cover is SICK. Who would have the balls to play that? Check it out on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLyE6bSmeuI

Reviewer: BiscoMcGee - - July 28, 2006
Subject: ............

if you attended this show instead of umph and bisco, you missed out... it was a rave... but this show does sound smooth. the covers were made there own, which is nice.. and the quality is good.. 3 stars

Reviewer: mylifeisought - - July 24, 2006
Subject: Unbelievable

3 hours of Jacket-y goodness, featuring a soaring Dondante (still not as good as the old version, but undeniably majestic), facemelting Run Thru, and several (killer) new covers, in particular The Who's "A Quick One." And to top it all off, the return of Phone Went West.
A must-have, for the diehard or casual fan.

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